POROUS

The first version was shown under the title ‘Softcore Intervention’ at the Festival 48 Stunden Neukölln in Berlin. For Galerie van den Boom, the project is refocused on space and its public context. Abstract painting, sculpture, textile, sound, light and spatial elements combine to form a walk-in installation.

The focus is on the question: What happens when we understand the body not as a fixed boundary, but as something that absorbs experiences, resists them, remembers them, and changes itself through encounters?

Fulya Müftüoğlu is a Berlin-based multidisciplinary artist and creative accompanist. Her work combines abstract painting, drawing, performance, storytelling, installation and participatory formats. The focus is on body, emotion, vulnerability, boundaries and change.

Çiğdem Durmaz Şenol lives in Istanbul and studied fine arts at Bard College. Her multidisciplinary practice moves between different materials, forms and ideas. In her current work, she focuses particularly on sculpture.

Aslı Atasoy Öner is a Berlin-based lighting designer and multidisciplinary artist. For more than 15 years she has been working in theatre, dance, performance and installation. She examines light as a spatial and sensual medium, working with shadow, reflection, colour, rhythm and movement.

Daisy Wells is a Berlin-based sound artist and composer. Her work includes performance, field recording and collaborative forms of listening. As Macalla, she develops long-lasting, participatory sound works; As Ligeia she works with electroacoustic performances.

Larissa Hassoun advises on the prevention of discrimination in the field of art and culture. Her work focuses on protection against sexual harassment and violence. For many years she has been working in feminist consulting contexts.